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1 Famous Places That Never Existed
This quiz is based on the many imaginary places in well known tales. All aboard, we're going to leave.
Average
10 Q
zordy
Nov 07 07
8199 plays
2 Unreal-Estate and Classified Ads - Tribute Quiz
This quiz is based on bullymom's inspired original, which you can find in the Mythology and Legends section. Questions are in the form of ads; you identify the literary place, object or character advertised.
Difficult
15 Q
alkmene
Feb 21 04
2226 plays
3 Cities in Literature
Ten questions about cities in literature, real and imagined.
Tough
10 Q
Snowman
Sep 24 07
894 plays
4 Famous Places That Never Existed. Part Two.
This is the second part of our journey to places you can find only in books (and sometimes films).
Tough
10 Q
zordy
Dec 09 07
711 plays
5 Places in Literature
This is a quiz about places named in works of literature. Some are real places and some are fictitious. The range is anything from Winnie the Pooh to John Keats so there should be something for everybody!
Tough
10 Q
aggymemnon
Sep 06 09
372 plays
6 Imaginary Places
These are places that were created in literature and do not exist in the real world. How many can you identify?
Average
10 Q
mhuirnin
Jul 26 02
1500 plays
7 Through The Literary Keyhole
Whether it's a mansion or a farmhouse, a cave or a castle, the 15 homes featured in this quiz have all played a big part in literature throughout the years.
Tough
15 Q
helen295
Feb 11 04
576 plays
8 Ideal Countries In Literature
Literature being a matter for dreamers,at least in the popular view, it's not surprising that you can find in poetry and novels quite a few descriptions of Ideal Countries and Promised Lands. See which of these you have heard of already.
Average
10 Q
flem-ish
Oct 18 02
885 plays
9 A Perfect World!
Somebody is always seeking a perfect society or trying to devise one.
Tough
10 Q
astorian
Sep 15 03
894 plays
10 Literary Locales
Take a brief tour of some places that are prominent in literary works
Tough
10 Q
robert362
Jan 10 01
669 plays
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Last Updated Nov 21 09 5:59 AM

Some sample questions from this category:

* Mark Twain had an early success with 'The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County'. Where is Calaveras County?
* Jonathan Swift wrote about the fictional Lilliput where people were quite {small;} he also wrote about a place where the people were giants.
* Hemingway wrote about 'the running of the bulls' in Spain. Where does this event take place?
* In 'The Grapes of Wrath', John Steinbeck wrote about people who were trying to escape from the 'dust bowl'. In what state?
* Washington Irving described the headless horseman in 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow'? Where is that town located?


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